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😆 Luckily it's a non segmented diamond blade, very hard to cut yourself with it.

​@TheRockNoob glad to hear that, the way I was clenching my butt cheeks as you got closer 😮

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Thundereggs are formed in rhyolitic volcanic ash and can be filled with agate. jasper, opal or other minerals, so not fulgurites.

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Thank you, I'm glad to hear you are enjoy my videos.

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Agree, was surprised it was a geode, Thanks.

Sometimes there are pressure ridges that give me an idea which way to cut, other times there are non and I just go for it.

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I'm not sure the value, but the rough did not cost a lot. For my personal collection, don't know if I well ever sale them so have not really looked into values.

I should have, but hindsight is 20/20.

@@TheRockNoob And that response gets you leeway. We all make mistakes. It turned out great.

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@@TheRockNoob sorry i mean the radio in the car his name is kids on gta san

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It was for me too, thanks.

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@@TheRockNoobmankind is not getting the credit it deserves. Watching you proves many things in many ways it’s just we do it differently now and have lost many skills over the last 5000 years

Not sure what Yb means but thanks for watching.

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Yeah, I realized after cutting in those 2 they probably would have worked out better if I cut the other way but still learning. Appreciate your comment.

I see it now, missing a bit of New England though😆

Sorry to hear that, thanks for watching though.

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Awesome, I'm sure your going to have fun, just remember to turn the water on😅.

I'm glad i was able to share it with you.

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I'm enjoying doing it😄. I'm hoping that I can pick up some geodes sometime and make some shorts cutting them open I really like those also. Thanks.

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More coming, posting another in a couple hours.😄

It's just crazy how light it was on the outside, was not expecting that. Thanks.😀

She already told me she wants me to make her a pendant made sooner than later😆

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It is a rock that forms in rhyolitic ash layers, then they can be filled in by agate, jasper, opal, or other material. Cut open to see the colors and pattern. Some can be very similar but no 2 are ever the same. Hope you enjoyed.

@@TheRockNoob thank you! And the video was really neat!

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Thanks!, I'm glad someone is liking the jokes, I keep them coming.😁

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Thank you. Now all I see is lips on that one🤣

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Just the way i've always seen it done, On larger ones, were my blade is to small, I have do it like you described, risk alignment being off and it breaking in the middle were the agate is.

@@TheRockNoob Fair enough. I do a lot of wood working and I make cuts from both sides to avoid tear out. Even if your cuts end up mismatch, you can grind and polish later for a flat surface like we do with sanding in wood working.

Yeah, I guess it's a trade-off on what one would prefer. I knew with these ones being weathered with possible cracks It was unlikely for me to get a clean-cut no matter how I cut them and wanted to preserve the agate as best as I could.

@@TheRockNoob Ok. Just thought I would mention it in case you never tried.

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